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Science Exam Prep: Key Concepts & Questions

This document is a science examination for the Second Preparatory – First Term, prepared by Dr. Sally, consisting of various types of questions including multiple choice, scientific reasoning, sentence completion, scientific terms, comparisons, chemical equation balancing, and hypothetical scenarios. The exam covers topics such as thermal conductivity, cellular respiration, gas exchange in plants, and tectonic plate movements. The total marks for the exam are 100, with specific marks allocated to each question type.

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Science Exam Prep: Key Concepts & Questions

This document is a science examination for the Second Preparatory – First Term, prepared by Dr. Sally, consisting of various types of questions including multiple choice, scientific reasoning, sentence completion, scientific terms, comparisons, chemical equation balancing, and hypothetical scenarios. The exam covers topics such as thermal conductivity, cellular respiration, gas exchange in plants, and tectonic plate movements. The total marks for the exam are 100, with specific marks allocated to each question type.

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🧪 Science Examination

Second Preparatory – First Term Time: 2 HoursPrepared by: Dr / Sally

Question One: Choose the correct answer

(15 marks)

1. The material in which the forces of attraction are very strong is:

a) Air b) Oil c) Water d) Iron

2. Among the materials with low thermal conductivity is:

a) Iron b) Aluminum c) Copper d) Wood

3. When heating a piece of iron, all of the following increase except:

a) Number of molecules b) Temperature

c) Internal energy of molecule d) Kinetic energy of molecules

4. The melting point of water is

a) 25°C . b) 12°C . c) 9°C. d) 0°C

5. The change from gaseous state to solid state without passing through
the liquid state is called:

a) Evaporation . b) Melting

c) Sublimation . d) Deposition

6. The simplest form of carbohydrates that cannot be hydrolyzed is:

a) Disaccharide b) Polysaccharide. c) Monosaccharide d) Starch


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7. The organelle that produces the largest amount of ATP is:

a) Ribosome . b) Nucleus

c) Mitochondrion . d) Chloroplast

8. Gas exchange in plants occurs through:

a) Xylem . b) Phloem. c) Stomata d) Roots

Question Two: Give scientific reasons (15 marks)

1. Wet clothes dry faster during the day than at night.


2. It is difficult to break a piece of rock.
3. The number of mitochondria increases in some cells such as liver
cells.
4. Snakes are able to catch their prey at night.
5. Atmospheric pressure affects the melting and boiling points of water.
6. Glucose is form in form of starch

Question Three: Complete the following sentences .(15 marks)

1. A __________ change results in new substances with different


properties.
2. Magma rich in silica forms minerals such as __________ and
__________.
3. The fluid part inside the chloroplast is called __________.
4. The movement of tectonic plates away from each other is called
__________ movement.
5. The membrane where the largest amount of ATP is produced is the
__________ membrane.
6. We can detect presence of glucose by …….and fats by ……
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Question Four: Write the scientific term 15 marks)

1. An organelle where cellular respiration takes place.


2. Natural openings in plant leaves for gas exchange.
3. A process in which plants use sunlight to make their own food.
4. The process of changing matter from solid to liquid by heating.
5. Natural rapid vibrations that occur in the Earth’s crust.
6. Breaking bond in reactant and formation new bond in product

Question Five: Compare between the following (20 marks)

1. Physical change and Chemical change.


2. Evaporation process and Boiling process.
3. Divergent movement and Convergent movement of tectonic plates.
4. ATP and ADP.
5. Sublimation and deposition
6. Light dependent reaction and light independent reaction
7. Mitochondria and chloroplast according to shape and importance

Question Six: Balance the following chemical equations10 marks)

Fe + O₂ → Fe₂O₃

Al + H₂SO₄ → Al₂(SO₄)₃ + H₂

H2 + l2 →HI

Question Seven: What happen 10 marks)

1. Grana are removed from chloroplasts.


2. Pyruvic acid is broken down inside mitochondria.
3. Two oceanic tectonic plates converge.
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4. We put matter in closed system


5. Exposure of water vapor to very low temperature below zero
6. Adding oil to caustic soda

End of Examination

Good Luck dr/Sally

With my best wishes

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